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Petition to The African Union to Sanction Mr. Sata and His Zambian Government for Continued Illegal Occupation of Barotseland and Human Rights Abuses Against Barotseland Nationals
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24th May, 2013. The African Union commission,Secretary-General,Addis Ababa,Ethiopia.Your Excellency, RE: PETITION TO THE AFRICAN UNION OVER THE INVITATION OF MR. SATA AND HIS ZAMBIAN GOVERNMENT TO ATTEND THE AU SUMMIT SLATED FOR THIS THURSDAY THE 23rd MAY 2013 IN ADDIS ABAB...
Read moreKaunda is Not an Honorable Man. The Following 1960s British Parliamentary Debate Extracts Can Show How Deceitful Kenneth Kaunda Has Been to Barotseland!!
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The following editorial is an independent compilation of our editors at Barotsepost. Although it uses information derived from extracts of debate articles from the British Parliament, the commentary is in no way representative of the British parliament, the British government or the British monarc...
Read moreSata of Zambia to attend AU summit
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PRESIDENT Michael Sata is this Thursday expected in Ethiopia for the 21st African Union summit. According to a tentative programme issued by first secretary for press at the Zambian embassy in Ethiopia, Dorcas Chileshe, President Sata is scheduled attend several events that will culminate into th...
Read moreFrightening waters - A Documentary Featuring HRM The Litunga Ilute Yeta IV and His Ngambela Maxwell Mututwa on The State of Affairs in Barotseland
19-05-2013 Hits:863 Barotse News The Online Editor
The following video is embedded from YouTube titled 'Frightening waters' - A Documentary Featuring HRM The Litunga Ilute Yeta IV and His Ngambela Maxwell Mututwa on The State of Affairs in Barotseland. In this video like no where else, you will see HRM the Litunga Ilute Yeta IV express his s...
Read moreOfficial Facts About Barotseland Free State - Updated
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Geographical Position: Barotseland is located in the Southern Central Africa. Brief History: Barotseland is an old African Nation which has been in existence for over 5 centuries and so named in the 1800s. It was once a British Protectorate but was not given independence when it wanted it, but in...
Read moreA 100 Reasons For Barotseland’s Total Independence
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The following 100 reasons are given to highlight why Barotseland and Zambia can never and will never be one nation. They also illustrate that there is no union or relationship between them other than that of being neighbours for ever more, and that this fact must be easily understood by all sane...
Read moreResolutions Of The Barotse National Council Held On 27 March 2012 - Setting The Record Straight
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FIRST EDITION – APRIL 2013: SUMMONING OF THE BAROTSE NATIONAL COUNCIL FORMULATORS AND PRESENTERS OF RESOLUTIONS OF SURBODINATE ORGANS SOURCE OF FINAL RESOLUTIONS TURN COATS AND TREACHEROUS ACTIVITIES NEED TO DEFEND AND SAFE GUARD THE PEOPLES GAINS. AUTHORS: 1. MUTUNGULU WANGA 2. ...
Read moreReport on the National Constitution Commission of 2003
(Executive Summary, Page 509) 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY From the submissions received the following, are the findings and conclusions of the commission: 1.1 INTENT AND EVOLUTION OF THE AGREEMENT. The Barotseland Agreement 1964 is a…
Why Do Litungas (Kings) of Barotseland Wear British Admirals or Military Uniforms?
It is not un common to hear this question asked with many devoid of knowledge about Barotse history wrongly alleging the practice is an overtone of “colonialism” , and un…
Ten (10) Years Barotseland Development Plan
FIRST PHASE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME Administrative town to be built at Nalikwanda area. In this area, only modern buildings shall be constructed, slams and squatters shall not be allowed. Mongu Township to…
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ZPPA cancels Sogecao’s Mongu stadium tender Thursday, 23 May 2013
THE Zambia Public Procurement Authority has reversed the intended award of the 20,000 capacity ultra Mongu Stadium construction tender to China’s... Read More...
20 Zambian Deputy Ministers Visitation to Shangombo and Sisheke of Barotseland Exposed, Zambia Panicking Friday, 17 May 2013
A Press Release By Linyungandambo, Mutomena Office The stranded Zambian Government has sent 20 Deputy Ministers and their security personnel in... Read More...
Special Features
Sata's Unwelcome State Visit to Barotseland and Alleged Order to Arrest Crd Sinyinda Monday, 15 April 2013
News reaching us is to the effect that reports by the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation of alleged "thunderous" welcome that President Sata... Read More...
The integrity of BAROTSELAND - “Barotseland: Yesterday; Today and Tomorrow” and always shall be. Friday, 12 April 2013
In 1893 H.H. Johnstone who was the British consul and High Commissioner wrote- “I also hold that the administration of these territories north of... Read More...
Special Reports
January 14th Mongu Killings Remembered - Report By Mungandi wa MuwinaMungandi (MOREBA) Tuesday, 08 January 2013
There are only a few more days to the day when we the people of Barotseland remind ourselves of that fateful ‘Black and Bloody Saturday’ of... Read More...
Flashback - Chundu Native Court Petition Government to Join Barotseland Protectorate Constitution Treaties Monday, 01 October 2012
PETITION Chundu Native Court,P.O. Box 48.LIVINGSTONE.Northern Rhodesia.29th December, I96I.The District Commissioner, KALOMOSouthern Province.Dear... Read More...
Legal Corner
Barotse Activists Jailed for Tearing The Zambian Draft Constitution Saturday, 04 May 2013
A magistrate in Mongu has convicted and sentenced to imprisonment with hard labour activists who were accused of tearing the Zambian draft... Read More...
In the Universal Court of Equity, ZAMBIA vs. BAROTSELAND Tuesday, 23 April 2013
UCE/112/J/2013ZAMBIA vs. BAROTSELANDSUBMISSION ZAMBIA (CLAIMANT) 1. ARGUMENT: The Basis of the Barotseland Agreement 1964 was that Barotseland... Read More...
Sports News
Press Release from Barotseland Football Federation Saturday, 06 October 2012
Barotseland Football FederationBarotseland National OfficeEmail: bffsecretariat@gmail.com Royal Barotseland05th October, 2012,To all Football Club... Read More...
Barotseland Football Federation Saturday, 11 August 2012
Barotseland Football Federation (BFF) is the governing body of football in Royal Barotseland and is a future member of Fédération Internationale de... Read More...
Business & Economy
Potential investments in Barotseland - By Godwin M Kaluwe Tuesday, 11 December 2012
Barotseland is in the process of becoming an independent state. Efforts are being made diplomatically, politically and legally to actualize... Read More...
What are the health benefits of Cashews (Simbangala)? Monday, 13 August 2012
The Nutritional Health Facts of Cashews By Kate Meyers - http://organiccashewnuts.com/health/Cashew nuts, a richly sweet product of the cashew tree,... Read More...
Africa & World News
Now Zanzibar Wants Out Tuesday, 01 January 2013
Zanzibar — ZANZIBARIS are looking to the international community to support them in the campaign for islands' full autonomy, First Vice-President,... Read More...
Spain's Catalonia election: Separatists win majority Monday, 03 December 2012
Voters in Spain's Catalonia region have given a majority to parties seeking Catalan independence. However, Catalan President Artur Mas, who called... Read More...
2 BNYL youths arrested and later released for distributing Sata’s 21 days Ultimatum Letter at a Zambia Justice Forum Public Gathering
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Two Barotseland National Youth League Sesheke Region executive members were today arrested and detained for distributing the 21 days ultimatum letter their national executive earlier last week wrote and served to President Michael Sata of Zambia in which they demanded that he withdraws his Zambian administration from Barotseland within 21 days.
Mr. Siseho Sibiho chairman and his secretary Mr. Tobias Lubasi were arrested and detained for distributing what the police termed as “Seditious Material” when the two were distributing the said letter at a public gathering organized by Zambia Justice Forum in Sesheke today. Also in attendance at this meeting were the district commissioner and several other high Zambian government officials. Seizing the opportunity of the public gathering the two BNYL youths started distributing as many copies of the letter to as many as they could reach, including the government officials, until the police arrested them at around 09:00hrs.
However, the two rejected the charge and detention, insisting that both the arrest and detention were unlawful because such a case did not exist in Barotseland. They insisted, when interrogated at the police station, that the Zambian law could not be applied on them as Barotseland Nationals, and no such law existed in Barotseland.
It was after such defiance that the duo was later released at around 15:00hrs
When reached for a comment on this matter and that of the arrest of their counterparts in the Barotse Freedom Movement, the Secretary General of the Barotseland National Youth League, Mr. Nayoto, said they were locked in a meeting in which serious resolutions would be reached and that the resolutions reached would be made public tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon.
Meanwhile, the Barotse Freedom Movement Secretary General Chazele Mulasikwanda who was apprehended by police yesterday has today been formally charged with malicious damage to property and conduct likely to cause the breach of peace.
Western Province Police Commissioner Fanwell Siandenge said that Mr. Mulasikwanda has since been taken to Kaoma Remand Prison where he will join other people that were arrested in connection with the tearing of copies of the draft constitution, and that the suspect will appear in court soon.
He further said that at the time of his arrest in Mwandi area in Kalabo district, Mr. Chazele was trying to flee the country into neighboring Angola.
Mr. Siandenge also disclosed that police have also launched a manhunt for other leaders of the Barotse Freedom Movement who participated in the tearing of copies of the draft constitution.
He said the suspects were still within the province and assured Government (Zambian Government) that they would soon be apprehended.
Mr. Siandenge, however, declined to give further details saying doing so could jeopardize their investigations.
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